Beneficial Nematodes can be used in gardens, lawns, orchards, vineyards, greenhouses, row crops, pastures and more. If you are treating for a specific pest, you may use our beneficial nematode selection chart to select the correct species of nematode for control.
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Fly Eliminators. Selection Chart - Beneficial Nematodes. Nematodes actively hunt for insect larvae, entering through natural body openings. Once inside the larvae, the nematode excretes bacteria from its digestive tract before it starts to feed and multiply. Within a few days the pest will change color and die. The nematodes multiply and develop within the dieing insect, before leaving the old host to hunt for more pests.
As the number of pests decrease, so will the nematode population. For this reason seasonal releases are recommended. For optimal results, the ground surface should be moist.
Water before application and keep the soil moist for two weeks after application. Hose-end Sprayer Settings.
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